This chronicle of the music and musicians associated with Eton from 1440 ro 2011 doubles as a fascinating new history of one of England's oldest and most talked about institutions. The book comes complete with a discography of Eton-related recordings from 1910 to the present day and a register of soloists and works featured in concerts since 1970. By Richard Osborne. Hardbacked 160mm x 240mm 262 pages with 72 illustrations.

First paperback book written by Etonian Sam Norman aged 16. "Superb - a joyous homage to PG Wodehouse. Sam Norman's novella should be preached to crusties new and old from the steps of St Paul's." - Boris Johnson. 85 pages Size: 1130mm x 198mm

A newly published book A History of Eton Fives by Dale Vargas and Peter Knowles. William Hazlitt described the game of fives in 1820 as the best court game in the world and then fifty years later a master at Eton claimed their version of fives was the most valuable contribution ever made by the school to the well being of mankind! Foreword by Richard Barber OBE. 180 pages, hard backed with colour and black & white photographs. Size: 205 x 275mm.

A Memoir by poet and novelist Mary Sheepshanks. It opens with childhood recollections of Eton College, where her father was a housemaster. Foreward by Bamber Gascoigne and acknowledgement by Rosamunde Pilcher. Soft back. 285 pages: 8 containing photographs. 140 x 220mm.

The Choir of Eton College Chapel. Directed by Ralph Allwood with Organist Robert Quinney. 20 tracks. Recorded in 2005.

Choral Evensong from Eton College. Eton College Chapel Choir directed by Ralph Allwood and Organist Tom Williamson. First recorded 1997. Total timings 64.58 mins.

Christmas Music by the Eton College Chapel Choir with Thomas Winpenny on the organ and Francis Faux director/cantor. First record in 2000. 20 tracks. Total time 65.21.

Newly released CD of Durufle Requiem by the Eton College Chapel Choir. Directed by Tim Johnson, Precentor and Director of Music with David Goode Organist. (Mauric Durufle 1902-1986) 13 pieces total duration 64.30 minutes.

Eton College Chapel Choir recording of St Matthew Passion by Richard Davy, Nesciens Mater by Walter Lambe and Magnificat by John Nesbett. Directed by Ralph Allwood. Total timings: 66.13 mins.

the Eton College Chapel Choir perform some of the most popular anthems of the church repertoire, centered around two main themes: the treble voice, and the Etonian connection, in a disc that begins and ends with Eton's favourite musical son, Hubert Parry. Directed by Ralph Allwood, Organist David Goode.

Eton College Chapel Choir. First recorded in 1995. Directed by Ralph Allwood, Organist Clive Driskill-Smith. Total 54.80 mins.

Eton College Chapel Choir perform an enchanting selection of 20th Century French Sacred music. Alongside world-renowned French composers such as Poulenc and Messiaen, this disc also features several fine works by de Severac and Vilete, who are perhaps less well-known to modern audiences as they lived and worked away from Paris and its Conservatoire. Director: Ralph Allwood and Organist: David Goode. Total timings: 69.04.

Jolly Boating Weather Music from Eton CD including Eton Boating Song, Carmen Etonense. Eton College Chapel Choirt, Chamber Orchestra, Brass Ensemble and the School Concert Choir and Orchestra. Recorded in 2006.

Musica Etonensis, Music and Musicians from Eton College. Eton College Chapel Choir directed by Ralph Allwood.

Close harmony from Eton with Top Hats & Tails. Recorded in 1998.

Black condolence book, blind embossed with the College coat of arms. 96 and the words 'Condolence Book'. Cream blank pages for condolence messages, a real stitched border and a ribbon marker. Size: 225mm x 195mm.

Focusing on the years 1990-2002. 500 colour photographs with short descriptive text. The author, Mark Phillips joined the teaching staff in 1966 became Head of the Modern Languages Department, a House Master and Curator for the Eton College Photographic Archives. Size: 210mm x 310mm. 148 pages.

The Eton Cookbook is helping to raise funds for various charities chosen by Eton boys. It contains favourite recipes submitted and tested by the Eton community, including boys, parents and noted Old Etonians. Recipes have kindly been provided by, among others, the Prime Minister, the Mayor of London and Tom Parker Bowles. The book illustrates the part food plays in the life of the school, be it Fourth of June picnics or a 'Sock Supper'. The 200 or so recipes are certainly not limited to these occasions. They are all easy to follow recipes. The Eton Cookbook has been edited by Caroline Waldegrave OBE and Sandra Robinson. Caroline is the former co-owner, Principal and Managing Director of Leiths School of Food and Wine Ltd, author of many cookery books and the co-author of Leith's Cookery Bible. Sandra is Associate Director at Cumberland Lodge. Soft back. 232 pages. 190 x 245mm. Full colour.

Drawing on material from the reign of Henry VI, Tim Card - author of 'Eton Renewed', offers a different view of the foundation from previous histories. Tim Card arrived at Eton as a twelve year old boy in 1944 and he retired from there in 1999, having spent eleven years as Vice Provost. Hard cover. 212 pages. Size: 160mm x 240mm. First published 2001.

An architectural guide to the buildings of Eton. Author, John Melvin, sketches and writes with an architecturally trained eye. Size: 145mm x 210mm. 128 pages.

100 Page book of black & white photographs taken by Etonians Anatole Sloan & Serge Mosesov. Size: 280mm x 235mm. First published 2010.

A 44 page booklet covering 500 years of Eton Theatre compiled by Michael Meredith. First published in 2001. Size: 70mm x 95mm.

With the College coat of arms blind embossed on the front cover, this journal has 96 cream pages for visitors' signatures, a real stitched border and a ribbon marker. Size: 225mm x 195mm. Colour: Chocolate brown.

A collection of essays, addresses and letters by Robert Birley, Head Master of Eton 1949 to 1964. Edited by Brian Rees. 272 pages with hard back cover. Size: 160mm x 240mm. First published 1990.

Discarded but not unloved, used hymnal. 679 pages of hymns within dark blue hard cover. Size: 115mm x 175mm. PLEASE NOTE THAT THESE BOOKS ARE IN VARIOUS USED CONDITION.

Following God's Call to Priesthood by David Forrester, former Catholic Chaplain at Oxford University and Eton College. 120 pages. Size: 150mm x 210mm.

Compiled by V M Bairstow with a foreword by Lord Charteris of Amisfield. 64 page booklet first published in 1993. Size: 295mm x 210mm.

First published in 1987 by John Langfield. An historial record of Eton's rowing over the decades inlcuding racing and rowing events and a list of all the rowers over the many years. 200 pages 140.5mm x 210mm

Vanished Windsor is a pictorial record of past views of the townscape of central Windsor. It explores buildings which have disappeared from within the town from the medieval period to the present day. Compiled by Elias Kufpermann MA, FRGS. 99 pages Size: 165mm x 240mm

Compiled by Emily Howe, Henrietta McBurney, David Park, Stephen Rickerby and Lisa Shekede. The magnificant wall painting schemes celebrated here are both rare and inportant survivals. The extensive and sophisticated programme devoted to the Miracles of the Virgin, which was executed in Eton College Chapel in the late fifteenth century and arguably the most important extant late medieval mural in northern Europe, was first rediscovered in 1847 and the early sixteenth century mural of a lively school scene on the wall of the Head Master's Chambers only came to light in 2005. That two such major and significant creations should be found adorning the walls of a single institution is truly remarkable, and represents the inspiration for this major new study of both schemes. Preface by Lord Waldegrave of North Hill, Provost of Eton. Hard back. 192 pages. 290mm x 245mm. Full colour.

William Evans of Eton 1798-1877. Descendents of the artist have been consistently generous to Eton and still retain links long after Sydney Vernon Evans, the last Drawing Master of the family, left in 1922. Compiled by Louisa M Connor for the Bicentenary Exhibition The Brewhouse Gallery, Eton in 1998. 64 pages Size: 210mm x 295mm